Red-headed woodpecker near Ault, CO. crds 39 and 86 on the north side. Bird is excavating a hole in a humongous cottonwood-- Half of bark is gone on the west side of crd 86.Farm field environment. Emily Thurston-Moench
On Sat, Jun 2, 2018 at 2:29 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > [email protected] > <https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email#!forum/cobirds/topics> > Google > Groups > <https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email/#!overview> > <https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email/#!overview> > Topic digest > View all topics > <https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email#!forum/cobirds/topics> > > - Northern Mockingbird [Weld] <#m_-3113896562487254529_group_thread_0> > - 1 Update > - Dickcissel - Larimer County <#m_-3113896562487254529_group_thread_1> > - 1 Update > - 2 SPOTS AVAILABLE: 6/8-10 PRAIRIE IMMERSION WEEKEND > <#m_-3113896562487254529_group_thread_2> - 1 Update > - Friday, June 8, Heil Valley Ranch with Carl Starace > <#m_-3113896562487254529_group_thread_3> - 1 Update > - DFO July field trips open for registration > <#m_-3113896562487254529_group_thread_4> - 1 Update > - Colorado Rare Bird Alert, 1 June 2018 > <#m_-3113896562487254529_group_thread_5> - 1 Update > > Northern Mockingbird [Weld] > <http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds/t/91cb3a624826c52b?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email> > "The \"Nunn Guy\"" <[email protected]>: Jun 01 01:18PM -0700 > > Hi all > > We have a visiting Northern Mockingbird off and on last week or so. > Awesome > singer! Heard Northern Cardinal, Burrowing Owl and Western Kingbird in his > repertoire. > > Photo: > http://coloradobirder.club/m/photos/view/Northern-Mockingbird-2018-05-30 > > Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn > http://coloradobirder.club/ | Events > <http://coloradobirder.club/m/events/home/> > Back to top <#m_-3113896562487254529_digest_top> > Dickcissel - Larimer County > <http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds/t/b2b606f53caf29ec?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email> > "Steingraeber,David" <[email protected]>: Jun 01 07:22PM > > Around 6:40 this morning, a male Dickcissel perched for a few minutes atop > a ponderosa pine tree in our yard, giving a 1-syllable call several times. > It then took off, flying to the northwest. > > > Dave Steingraeber & Carol Simmons > > Larimer County, west of Ft. Collins & Horsetooth Reservoir > Back to top <#m_-3113896562487254529_digest_top> > 2 SPOTS AVAILABLE: 6/8-10 PRAIRIE IMMERSION WEEKEND > <http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds/t/f411fe024aab3057?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email> > Pam Piombino <[email protected]>: Jun 01 11:39AM -0600 > > I have one room available, with 2 twin beds, so I will need to sell these > last places to a couple, two women, two men or two good friends. Please > email me back if you are interested. > > Prairie Perambulations: Grasslands Immersion Weekend > > - > - Semi-Arid Grasslands Research Center > > *DATE:* * 2 p.m. Friday, June 8 to 2 p.m. Sunday, June 10* > > *2 SPOTS OPENED LIMITED TO: 16* > > *DONATION: $300 per person, including 2 nights lodging and all meals and > drinks* > *MULTIPLE LEADERS* > > *Dave Leatherman*, Birds including loggerhead shrikes > > *Mike Weissman* & *Rachel Williams*, Insects > > *Pam Smith*, Botany, *Paul Opler*, Evening moth lighting > > *John Spencer*, Evening astronomy > > *Dave Sutherland*, Mammals > > We will make use of the lovely facilities at the Semi-Arid Grasslands > Research Station, where we will spend a weekend exploring prairie denizens > and their ecosystems. You will have the opportunity to discover and > understand many facets of the seemingly austere lands that comprise eastern > Colorado, when in fact they provide abundant habitats and fascinating > adaptive strategies. We have assembled a team of knowledgeable experts who > will enlighten us about the complex web that is the short grass prairie. > > The lark bunting will be in full song and we hope to hear the haunting call > of the long-billed curlew as it defines its territory. The loggerhead > shrikes will be festooning barbed wire with their come-hither offerings for > females and you will learn of the plants that they rely on for successful > nesting. You will be surprised and delighted when flipping sheltering cow > pies to understand how important they are to the food chain. We will light > up a sheet to view nocturnal insects and, “night butterflies” (moths) that > appear when dark settles in and then turn our eyes to the stars with an > astronomer. > > Your donation will cover 2 days/2 nights of lodging, meals and drinks. All > rooms have two twin beds and one bathroom per two bedrooms. You must share > unless you want to pay the entire fee. > Back to top <#m_-3113896562487254529_digest_top> > Friday, June 8, Heil Valley Ranch with Carl Starace > <http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds/t/1603491515b9373b?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email> > Pam Piombino <[email protected]>: Jun 01 09:01AM -0600 > > Heil Valley Ranch > > - > > > Friday, June 8, 2018, 8 a.m.-noonish > > Limited to 18, reservations: [email protected] > > Leader, Carl Starace > > The migrant and resident breeders will be on territories and in full song > on this early June outing. Over 100 species of birds have been documented > in this lovely foothills area dominated by Ponderosa Pine, cliffs and > grasslands. Golden Eagles, Red-tailed Hawks and Prairie Falcons nest and > are frequently seen working the thermals. You should easily see Mountain > Bluebirds, Solitary Vireos, Pygmy, White and Red-breasted Nuthatches, > Western Tanagers, Downy Woodpeckers, Broad-tailed Hummingbirds, Wild > Turkeys and perhaps even Dusky Grouse. Warblers nesting here include > Virginia’s, McGillivray’s and the over-sized warblers, Yellow-breasted > Chats with their amazing repertoires. > > This is a mammal and butterfly rich area too! Please meet at the new > parking lot by the old ranch sheds off of Left Hand Canyon Drive. Bring the > usual, good shoes, water, hats, sunscreen, binoculars and cameras. > Back to top <#m_-3113896562487254529_digest_top> > DFO July field trips open for registration > <http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds/t/188462acab5b0882?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email> > David Suddjian <[email protected]>: Jun 01 08:13AM -0600 > > A full slate of DFO's July field trips is now open for registration. > dfobirds.org > > DFO's Big Year is pressing on at 294 species, with a good chance to pass > 300 with the trip to Grand Junction area this weekend. Sign up for trips > and lend your eyes and ears to the effort, and join the fun. > > David Suddjian > Ken Caryl Valley > Littleton, CO > Back to top <#m_-3113896562487254529_digest_top> > Colorado Rare Bird Alert, 1 June 2018 > <http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds/t/5758bc4d2c661309?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email> > Joyce Takamine <[email protected]>: Jun 01 04:12AM -0600 > > Compiler: Joyce Takamine > Date: June 1, 2018 > e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org > > This is the Rare Bird Alert for Friday , June 1 sponsored by Denver Field > Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies. > > Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species) > > NOTE: The RBA is now using the new AOU checklist and the order of families > has changed. > Snow Goose (Kiowa) > Greater White-fronted Goose (*Jefferson) > Trumpeter Swan (Archuleta) > Wood Duck (Jackson, Saguache) > Common Goldeneye (*Garfield) > Hooded Merganser (Adams, *Boulder, *Garfield) > Northern Bobwhite (Logan) > Chukar (Larimer) > Clark’s Grebe (Denver, Garfield) > Yellow-billed Cuckoo (Arapahoe, Kiowa, Larimer, Logan, Pueblo) > BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO (Logan) > Black Swift (Douglas, *Ouray, Pueblo) > White-throated Swift (Larimer) > Ruby-throated Hummingbird (*Larimer) > Rufous Hummingbird (Fremont) > Virginia Rail (Lincoln) > Sora (Lincoln) > Sandhill Crane (Garfield) > Black-necked Stilt (Kiowa) > Snowy Plover (Kiowa) > Semipalmated Plover (El Paso) > Mountain Plover (Cheyenne, Weld) > Long-billed Curlew (Larimer) > Ruddy Turnstone (Larimer) > Stilt Sandpiper (Kiowa, Kit Carson, Weld) > Sanderling (Kiowa) > White-rumped Sandpiper (Kiowa, Kit Carson, *Larimer) > Pectoral Sandpiper (Kiowa) > Western Sandpiper (Kiowa) > Long-billed Dowitcher (Weld) > Solitary Sandpiper (Weld) > Willet (Alamosa, Jackson, Weld) > Lesser Yellowlegs (Kiowa) > Greater Yellowlegs (Jackson) > Least Tern (Delta) > Forster’s Tern (Boulder) > Common Loon (Bent) > ANHINGA (Delta) > Cattle Egret (Pueblo) > Green Heron (Pueblo) (Kiowa) > White-faced Ibis (Kiowa, Weld) > Mississippi Kite (El Paso, Kiowa, Pueblo) > Cooper’s Hawk (Cheyenne) > Red-headed Woodpecker (Arapahoe, Bent, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Kit Carson, > Larimer, Logan, Yuma) > Acorn Woodpecker (Pueblo) > Downy Woodpecker (Eastern) (Larimer) > Hairy Woodpecker (Rocky Mts) (Arapahoe) > Peregrine Falcon (*Denver) > Willow Flycatcher (Kiowa) > Least Flycatcher (Eagle, *Grand) > Hammond’s Flycatcher (Weld) > Gray Flycatcher (El Paso, Gunnison, Kit Carson) > Cordilleran Flycatcher (*Arapahoe) > Eastern Phoebe (Boulder, Yuma) > Ash-throated Flycatcher (El Paso) > Great Crested Flycatcher (Cheyenne, Kiowa) > Cassin’s Kingbird (Arapahoe, Bent, Fremont, Larimer, Lincoln, Otero) > Eastern Kingbird (Gunnison) > Purple Martin (Hinsdale, Mesa) > Tree Swallow (Kiowa) > Bank Swallow (Kiowa) > Bell’s Vireo (Logan, Pueblo) > Gray Vireo (Huerfano) > Yellow-throated Vireo (Weld) > Warbling Vireo (Eastern) (Kiowa) > Warbling Viero (Western) (Kit Carson) > Red-eyed Vireo (Weld) > Canyon Wren (Otero) > Winter Wren (Yuma) > Eastern Bluebird (Arapahoe, El Paso) > Western Bluebird (Adams) > Veery (Boulder, Elbert, Logan) > Northern Mockingbird (Hinsdale) > Cedar Waxwing (Ouray) > Lesser Goldfinch (Kit Carson, Logan) > McCown’s Longspur (Larimer) > Cassin’s Sparrow (*Adams) > Chipping Sparrow (Logan, Montezuma) > Clay-colored Sparrow (La Plata) > Field Sparrow (Kiowa, Kit Carson, Larimer) > Lark Sparrow (El Paso) > Black-throated Sparrow (Adams) > Baird’s Sparrow (Larimer) > Fox Sparrow (Jackson, Routt) > White-throated Sparrow (Weld) > Bobolink (Larimer, Mesa) > Baltimore Oriole (Cheyenne, Weld, Yuma) > Ovenbird (Kit Carson) > Northern Waterthrush (El Paso, Jackson, Kiowa) > Hooded Warbler (Boulder, Jefferson) > American Redstart (Adams, Kiowa) > Northern Parula (Larimer) > Magnolia Warbler (Cheyenne) > Chestnut-sided Warbler (Jefferson, Larimer) > Black-throated Blue Warbler (Arapahoe, Weld) > Yellow-throated Warbler (Pueblo) > Grace’s Warbler (Las Animas, Mesa, Pueblo) > Townsend’s Warbler (Boulder) > Scarlet Tanager (Kiowa) > Rose-breasted Grosbeak (Rio Grande) > Lazuli Bunting (Adams) > Indigo Bunting (Larimer) > Dickcissel (Bent, El Paso, Fremont, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Yuma) > > ADAMS COUNTY: > —On May 27 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR First Creek, John Breitsch > reported Western Blue bird and American Redstart. On May 28 at Rocky > Mountain Arsenal NWR First Creek, John Breitsch reported American Redstart. > ---On May 28 at Barr Lake SP Bird Conservancy of the Rockies off and below > dam, Heather and Riley Morris reported Black-throated Sparrow. > ---On May 29 at Barr Lake SP west side, Connie Lintz and Candice Johnson > reported Hooded Merganser and Lesser Goldfinch. > ---On May 29 at Ken Mitchell Park and Open Space, Bill Kaempfer reported f > Hooded Merganser. > ---On May 30 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, George Ho reported Lazuli > Bunting. > ---On May 31 on her BBS route, Cynthia Madsen reported several Cassin’s > Sparrows along her route. > > ARAPAHOE COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at Little Dry Creek near High Line Canal Trail along East > Orchard Rd, Jared Del Rosso reported Cordilleran Flycatcher. On May 31 at > Little Dry Creek near High Line Canal Trail, Jared Del Rosso reported > Cordilleran Flycatcher. > ---On May 28 near intersection of Layton and S Galapago in Englewood, > Connie Kogler reported Cassin’s Kingbird. > ---On May 28 at Cherry Creek SP, Matt Newport reported Yellow-billed > Cuckoo. > ---On May 28 at CR 38 at East Bijou Creek, David Suddjian reported 3 > Cassin’s Kingbirds, m Blue-throated Blue Warbler, and Hairy Woodpecker > (Rocky Mts). > ---On May 28 at Richmil Ranch Open Space, David Suddjian reported 2 > Red-headed Woodpeckers, 6 Cassin’s Kingbirds, and Eastern Bluebird. > > ARCHULETA COUNTY: > ---On May 26 at Pinon Lake Reservoir, Nell Smith and Parker Davis reported > Trumpeter Swan. > > > BENT COUNTY: > ---On May 30 at John Martin Reservoir, Finny Fantetti reported Common Loon, > 2 Red-headed Woodpeckers, 2 Cassin’s Kingbirds, and 3 Dickcissel. > > BOULDER COUNTY: > ---On May 26 at Hecla Lake, Ted Floyd reported pair of Hooded Merganers. > On May 27 at Hecla Lake, Jack Bushong and Rob Cassady reported m Hooded > Merganser. On May 29 at Hecla Lake, Ryan Bushong reported m Hooded > Merganser. On May 31 at Hecla Lake, Rob Cassady and Ted Floyd reported m > Hooded Merganser. > ---On May 27 at Boulder Mountain Park Bear Canyon trail, Cameron Boyd > reported Townsend’s Warbler. > ---On May 28 at Waneka Lake/Greenlee Preserve, Ted Floyd reported Forster’s > Tern. On May 29 at Waneka Lake/Greenlee Preserve, Ted Floyd reported > Hooded Merganser. > ---On May 29 on Twin Lakes Trail, Elena Klaver reported singing Veery; Luke > and Tracy Pheneger, Dan Zmolek and Leslie S were able to see and hear the > Veery. > ---On May 29 on Yellowstone Rd in Longmont, Mary and Paulette Ache reported > 8 Hooded Mergansers (1f, 7 juv). > ---On May 29 at St Vrain River Cross at 63rd St. John Rutenbeck reported > Eastern Phoebe. > ---On May 30 at Bridge at Left Hand Canyon, Luke Pheneger and Maikel Wise > reported Eastern Phoebe. This is private property so bird from road. > ---On May 30 at Teller Farm and Lakes, Richard Trunker reported Hooded > Merganser. > > > CHEYENNE COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at CR J from CR 31 – CR 24, Steve Mlodinow reported Mountain > Plover, Red-headed Woodpecker, Great Crested Flycatcher, Baltimore Oriole > and Copper’s Hawk. > > DELTA COUNTY: > ---On May29 at Sweitzer Lake, Sandy Beranich reported a possible ANHIHGA. > On May 30 at Sweitzer Lake, Betty Fenton reported Least Tern. > > DENVER COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at Denver City Park, Ferril Lake, Rebecca Laroche and Nick > Pusateri reported Clark’s Grebe. On May 29 at Denver City Park, Ferril > Lake Keith Suter reported Clark’s Grebe. > ---On May 31 at 18th and Lawrence, Megan Miller reported Peregrine Falcon. > > DOUGLAS COUNTY: > ---On May 27 in Parker, Loch Kilpatrick reported 3 Black Swifts. > > ELBERT COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at 1st Ave 1.0 (N from Agate), David Suddjian reported Veery. > > EL PASO COUNTY: > —On May 26 at Clear Spring Ranch, Steve Brown reported banding his 20th > Northern Waterthrush of the season and observed an Ash-throated Flycatcher > overheard On May 27 at Clear Spring Ranch, Steve Brown reported Gray > Flycatcher and Mississippi Kite. > ---On May 28 at Adams Open Space, Gary Koehn reported 2 Mississippi Kites. > ---On May 26 at Aiken canon Preserve, Alan Versaw reported Bewick’s Wren > and 2 Cassin’s Kingbird. > ---On May 28 on Shumway Road in Fountain, Aaron, Pati, and Sarah Driscoll > reported Dickcissel. > ---On May 28 at Ramah Reservoir SWA, Robb Hinds reported Sedmipalmated > Plover. > ---On May 28 at Cheyenne Mountain SP, Beth, Joy, and Leonard Lake reported > 2 Ash-throated Flycatchers. > > FREMONT COUNTY: > ---On May 26 at 12100-12998 Temple Canyon Road, Canon City > <https://maps.google.com/?q=12100-12998+Temple+Canyon+Road,+Canon+City&entry=gmail&source=g>, > R Knapp > reported Rufous Hummingbird and 5 Cassin’s Kingbirds. > ---On May 27 on Lincoln St in Canon City, Dale and Joel Adams reported 2 > Dickcissel. > > GARFIELD COUNTY: > ---On May 26 at Spring Valley above Glenwood, Roaring Fork Audubon > confirmed Sandhill Cranes breeding when they found 2 adults with 2 young > cranes. Tom McConnell reported that they have been trying for several > years to confirm breeding. > ---On May 28 at Harvey Gap SP and Grass Valley Reservoir, Sondra Lee > Walling reported Clark’s Grebe. > ---On May 31 on ponds near Rifle Garfield airport (View from road), JoAnn > Riggle reported 2 Hooded Mergansers and Common Goldeneye. > > GRAND COUNTY: > ---On May 31 at Rocky Mountain NP – Timber Lake Trail, Jamie Simo reported > Least Flycatcher. > > GUNNISON COUNTY: > ---On May 30 in town of Gunnison, Jennifer Gardner reported Eastern > Kingbird. > > HINSDALE COUNTY: > ---On May 27 in Lake City (town), Doug Kibbe, Mackenzie Goldthwait, and > Jeff Dawson reported 6 Purple Martins. > ---On May 28 at Rambouillet Creek, Jeff Dawson, Doug Kibbe, and Mackenzie > Goldthwait reported Northern Mockingbird. > > HUERFANO COUNTY: > ---On May 30 NE of Gardner Butte, Marcel Such reported 3 Gray Vireo. > > JACKSON COUNTY: > ---On May 27 at Michigan River Wetland near CR 30, Chuck Hundertmark and > DFO field trip reported Northern Waterthrush and Slate-colored Fox Sparrow. > ---On May 27 at 18 Island Reservoir, Chuck Hundertmark and DFO Field trip > reported 3 Greater Yellowlegs. > ---On May 27 at Pole Mountain Lake area, Chuck Hundertmark and DFO Field > Trip reported Wood Duck. > > JEFFERSON COUNTY: > ---On May 27 at Chatfield SP upstream of Kingfisher Bridge (west), Timothy > Condon reported Hooded Warbler. > ---On May 31 at Belmar Park, Amy Fredrickson reported Greater White-fronted > Goose. > > KIOWA COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at Neenoshe Reservoir, Norm Lewis reported 3 White-faced Ibis > and 2 Black-necked Stilts. On May 29 at Neenoshe Reservoir, Steve Mlodinow > reported 4 Black-crowned Night Heron, 31 Black-necked Stilts, 3 Stilt > Sandpipers, 71 White-faced Ibis, 2 Bank Swallow, 1 Snow Goose, 3 Snowy > Plover, 3 Sanderling, 62 White-rumped Sandpipers, Red-headed Woodpecker and > Dickcissel. > ---On May 27 at Upper Queens/Neeskah Reservoir, Steve Mlodinow reported 9 > Warbling (Eastern) Vireos, 2 Great Crested Flycatchers, 2 Tree Swallows, 7 > White-faced Ibis, Yellow-breasted Chat, Black-crowned Night Heron, Snowy > Plover, and 2 Red-headed Woodpeckers. On May29 at Upper Queens/Neeskah > Reservoir, Steve Mlodinow reported Pectoral Sandpiper, 8 Warbling Vireo > (Eastern), Great Crested Flycatcher, Mississippi Kite, 7 White-rumped > Sandpiper, Northern Waterthrush, American Redstart. > --On May 27 at Kiowa Creek at CR 40, Steve Mlodinow reported f Scarlet > Tanager. > ---On May 29 at Neegronda Reservoir, Steve Mlodinow reported 2 White-faced > Ibis and 5 Stilt Sandpipers. > ---On May 29 at Lower Queens Reservoir, Steve Mlodinow reported 3 Lesser > Yellowlegs, 5 Pectoral Sandpipers, 6 Stilt Sandpipers, 4 Western > Sandpipers, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, and Field Sparrow. > ---On May 28 CR p to CR 41 W of US 287, Steve Mlodinow reported > Yellow-billed Cuckoo and Willow Flycatcher. > > KIT CARSON COUNTY: > ---On May 29 at Flagler Reservoir SWA, David Suddjian reported Stilt > Sandpiper, 2 White-rumped Sandpipers, 3 Red-headed Woodpeckers, 2 Warbling > Vireo (Western), Ovenbird, and Field Sparrow. > ---On May 28 at Almost Kansas Homestead, Steve Mlodinow reported 3 > Dickcissel and 2 Lesser Goldfinch. > > LARIMER COUNTY: > —On May 26 at CSU Environmental Learning Center, Christine and Richard > Sparks reported Red-headed Woodpecker and Indigo Bunting. > ---On May 26 at Arapahoe Bend Natural Area—Rigden Reservoir (Strauss Cabin > Lake), John Shenot and many other birders reported that the Ruddy Turnstone > continues at Rigden Reservoir. On May 27 at Arapahoe Bend Natural > Area—Rigden Reservoir (Strauss Cabin Lake), Gabriel Wiltse reported Ruddy > Turnstone. On May 28 at Arapahoe Bend Natural Area—Rigden Reservoir > (Strauss Cabin Lake), Tim Priehs and Michael Lester reported Ruddy > Turnstone. On May 29 at Arapahoe Bend Natural Area—Rigden Reservoir > (Strauss Cabin Lake), Lori Pivonka reported Ruddy Turnstone. > ---On May 26 at Soapstone Prairie NA, Andy Bankert reported 3 Baird’s > Sparrows and 12 McCown’s Longspurs. > ---On May 28 at Estes Park, Jim Nelson reported Cassin’s Kingbird. On May > 30 at West Estes Park, Jim Nelson reported Downy Woodpecker (Eastern). > ---On May 28 at Devils Backbone Trail near Loveland, Eric DeFonso reported > Field Sparrow.t Resaervoir > ---On May 28 at Reservoir Ridge in Fort Collins, Bub Buderman reported > Bobolink. > ---On May 28 at Lory SP on hike to top of Arthur’s Rock, John Sanderson > reported Chestnut-sided Warbler. On May 29 at Lory SP, Danny Motalvo > reported 2 Chestnut-sided Warblers. > ---On May 28 at Wellington SWA—Cobb Lake Unit, Andy Bankert, Caroline > Olson, and David Wade reported Chukar (probably released bird), > White-rumped Sandpiper, and White-throated Swift. > ---On May 30 at North Shields Pond NA, Doug Swartz reported Yellow-billed > Cuckoo; Nick Komar and Georgia Doyle reported Northern Parula. > ---On May 30 at Wellington SWA—Schware Unit & Morris Reservoir, Nick Komar > and Andy Bankert reported White-rumped Sandpiper. On May 31 at Wellington > SWA –Schware Unite & Morris Reservoir, Georgia Doyle reported White-rumped > Sandpiper. > ---On May 31 at Estes Park, Jim Nelson reported a possible Ruby-throated > Hummingbird. > > LAS ANIMAS COUNTY: > ---On May 29 at Spanish Peaks SWA – Beebe Trail, Marcel Such reported 6 > Grace’s Warblers. > > LINCOLN COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at Limon Wetlands and Doug Kissel Pond, David Suddjian > reported Virginia Rail, Sora, and Cassin’s Kingbird. > > LOGAN COUNTY: > ---On May 28 at Tamarck Ranch SWA, Ginny Bergstrom reported 2 Lesser > Goldfinch, 2 Northern Bobwhite, 2 Yellow-billed Cuckoo, 2 Red-headed > Woodpeckers, and Bell’s Vireo. On May 30 at Tamarack Ranch SWA, Loch > Kilpatrick reported a calling BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO deep in woods by stream > and Veery. > > MESA COUNTY: > ---On May 27 at Divide Road, 141 > <https://maps.google.com/?q=Divide+Road,+141&entry=gmail&source=g> to > Divide Forks Campground, Art Hudake and > Gwen Moore reported Grace’s Warbler. > ---On May 27 at ME ¾ .2 miles west of junction with 57 Rd, Jim Liewer > reported 3 Bobolinks. On May 27 on ME 3/4 , Kathleen McGinley reported > Bobolink. On May 29 at ME ¾ and 57 Rd, Rodene Harwood, Ronda Woodward, Dee > Harwood, Vice Zerbi, and Mike Henwood reported 3 Bobolink. On May 30 on ME > ¾ Rd W of 57 Rd, Kathleen McGinley and Brenda Sabo reported 3 Bobolink. > ---On May 30 at Divide Rd—thimble Point, FR # 417, Mike Henwood reported 3 > Grace’s Warblers and 2 Purple Martin. > > OTERO COUNTY: > ---On May 29 at Vogel Canon, Ginny Fantetti and Robert Edelen reported 2 > Cassin’s Kingbirds and Canyon Wren. > > OURAY COUNTY: > ---On May 27 at Ridgway (town), Alison Hixon reported Cedar Waxwing. > ---On May 31 at Box Canyon Falls Park, Niler Pyeatt reported Black Swift. > > PUEBLO COUNTY: > ---On May 26 at Mineral Palace Park, Jim Merritt reported Yellow-throated > Warbler. > ---On May 26 at Pueblo Mountain Park, Jim Merritt reported Grace’s Warbler > and Acorn Woodpecker. > ---On May 26 at Valco Ponds SWA, Jim Merritt reported Bell’s Vireo and > Green Heron. > ---On May 27 at Pueblo Reservoir, Brandon Percival reported Black Swift, > Bell’s Vireo, and Yellow-billed Cuckoo. > ---On May 27 at Pueblo Reservoir Swallows area, Tim Leppek reported 7 > Cattle Egret (Western)/. > > ROUTT COUNTY: > ---On May 27 at Columbine (town), Jonathan > Back to top <#m_-3113896562487254529_digest_top> > You received this digest because you're subscribed to updates for this > group. 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